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IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.-Mr. Hoar, from
the committee on privileges and elections,
presented 2 geaoFtins theSWeA Virginia
case declaring that Charles j. Faulkner
has been duly elected senator from the
state of West Virginia, and is entitled to
seat in the senate as senator, The re-
port was adopted viva vooe, and the oath
of office was thereupon administered to
Mr.. Faulkner. .
Mr.. Faulkner was assigned to the COM
mittee on claims, District of Columbia,
mines and mining and pensions.
The president then sent to the. senate
several hundred recess postmaster NOM
nations, among them the following.
Daniel A. .Mahoney, Kenosha, Wis; Al
bert, c. Robinson, Green Bay, Wis; !;
John Mccarthy, Saltwater, Mimi; J. 7.
Alexander, Monticello, Iowa; William T.
Bailey, Marshalltown, Iowa; j. p. CaIle-
r, N, Iowa Falls, fowa.
! WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Among the
papers laid before the senate was o COM
munieation from the Italian residents Of
Washington proposing to present to the
United States marble bust of Garibaldi
as "a link in the chain of sympathy which
all free men feel for the champions of
liberty and republican government"
Referred to the committee on library.
Bills were introduced and referred as
follows!
Call-To prohibit United States judges
and courts from authorizing the borrow
ing of money by receivers of railroads
and other corporations beyond the amount
of their annual net income; also tospfo
! hibit the appointment of such receiver
without evidence of the financial condi-
ton of the company. Referred to the
committee on interstate commerce.
George-To protect employees engaged
in interstate commerce and in the terri
/ tories and District of Columbia.
! Hoar-To extend the general Land and
mining laws over the territory of Alaska;
also, to facilitate the settlement and de-
yelep the resources of Alaska and to open
an overland commercial route between
the United States, Asiatic Russia and
Japan.
Adjourned till Monday.
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-In the senate
Mr.. Pair made favorable and unani-
nous report from the committee on edu-
cation and labor on the educational bill.
| Mr.. Palmer introduced bill to provide
for the suppression of contagious dis
eases of cattle and to facilitate the ex-
portation Of live stock.
Also memorial of the constitutional
convention of the territory Of Utah, ask
ing admission into the Union as q state,
with copies of the constitution. Referred
to committee on territories.
| Among the bills introduced and re-
referred were the following:
Platt-The prohibit the manufacture
and sale of spurious and Intoxicating
liquors in the District of Columbia.
Manderson-To divide the state Of Ne
braska into two judicial districts.
Cullom-To annex a portion of Mon
tana to Idaho.
Mr.. Sherman moved that the presi.
dents message and accompanying docu-
ments be referred to the committee on
finance, and gave notice that, after the
holidays, he would address the senate on
the subject
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IN THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.e-In the house q
resolution was offered and carried that
the house adjourn from Fhursday, the
22d to January 4, 1888. Several unim.
portant bills were introduced, when the
house adjourned till Monday next
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec 2l.- Tie
committee on rules was announced
this morning, as follows: The speaker
and Messrs. Randall, Mills, Reed and
Cannon.
Mr.. Pugh introduced resolution de-
claring it to be the first duty Of congress
to revise and reduce the internal and tar
if taxes
A number of resolutions looking ia
changes in the rules were then offered,
after which the house adjourned until to
pnprau
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-21

SIR CHARLES TUrPER. undermining the
peoples interest he could do nothing but
call session of the legislature. That
viii meet on the l2th Of next month,
and it looks very much as if the
Norquay government would be beaten.
The facts have been communicated
to Tupper, who Is minister of the rail
roads, and who has gone to Man
itoba to see if some compromise on
the railroad question cannot be effected
and the Norquay government saved
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-21

Attorney at Law,
Dl.,,:.. - ~ -. ;, ''~' >.
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IOWA BARLEY FOR BEER.
The Farmers Raise it But Chioag
Brewers Will Not Buy It.

The Farmers Raise it But Chicago
Brewers Will Not Buy It.
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-ConsideIable stir
has been caused here by the fact leaking
out that the Kelley Brewing company
had instructed its brokers to buy no bar
ley grown in or shipped from the states
of Iowa and Kansas. John p Taylor,
secretary of the Kelley company, is
quoted as saying: ''No,it is not.an attempt
to punish those states for their prohibition
principles. But if they won't buy our
beer it is quite proper that we should not
buy their barley, isn't it?' Mr.. Taylor
said he issued the order because he
thought the Minnesota and Wisconsin
barley was better than the Iowa and
Kansas barley and because, he added,
''there is no need of our buying from
them Il we can get as good or better
somewhere else. -
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SHERIDAN FOR PRESIDENT.
A Movement Being Started to Boom Lit
tie Phil for the Presidency.

A Movement Being Started to Boom Lit
tie Phil for the Presidency.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA Washington
letter to the New York World says: The
movement to push Gen. Phil Sheridan
ahead of Mr.. Blaine at the Republican
convention, on June 10, and nominate
the hero of Cedar Greek for president of
the United States has at last assumed
tangible form Notwithstanding the Oft
expressed determination to accept no
such honor under any circumstances,
and his disinclination to discuss politics,
even with his most intimate friends, it Is
becoming gradually known in W ashington
that many prominent leaders and states
men in the Republican party have dis
patched agents to the West, Northwest
and Southwest to sound the people there
on the policy of taking Gen. Sheridan as
the Republican candidate.
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The wintor,. I,oeeinp Cut.

DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. 15.-The cut of
logs this winter for the Duluth district
will be about .248, ,0o0, 600 feet, not quite
so great as in one former season, when
over SOC, 200, 900 feet were cut, but still q
very respectable amount. OF this total
Cloquet luinbermen will cut f70, 100000
feet, the Barnum mill 40, 900, 600. Duluth
and other mills, including the single
mills of Tower and South Range, 70, 900,
600 more ..- .at
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EC. w. RANDALL,
OUR LAWMAKERS.
Doing Of the Nations Solons in
the Classic Halls of
Congress.
Ex-Secretary Manning Reported to Be
Seriously Ill at His New York
Home.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 19.-Ex-Secretary
Daniel Manning is reported critically i'll.
His physician, DR.. Hunt, is non-com-
initial, and at Mr.. Manning's sons
residence, where the ex-secretary is
stopping, Mr.. Manning is reported "a
little better to-day" Mr.. Manning's
family is absolutely reticent about his
condition, and his physician refuses to
make any statement beyond saying that
he does not think there Is immediate
believed that there was I'll Sunday re-
currence of the stroke which afflicted him
year ago, and that his family was sum-
moned to his bedside in the expectation
that death was imminent.
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NORTHWEST NEWS.
A Summary Of Important Events
Occurring Since Our
Last Issue.
Items Gathered From All Parts Of
This Great Section for Our
Readers.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Secretary La.
mar has issued an order directing that all
lands heretofore withdrawn and held for
indemnity purposes under the grants to
the following named railroad companies
be restored to the public domain and
offered to settlement under the general
laws, after giving the usual notice: Bur-
lington & Missouri River; Chicago, Rock
Island s. Pacific; Cedar Rapids-& Mis-
souri, River; Dubuque &c Pacific and Chi
cago, Milwaukee 81 st: Paul, ine Iowa.
Chicago & Northwestern. in WISCONSIN,,
and several Southern roads.
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KILRAlN HAD THE BEST OF 1T.
The Great Fight Between Smith and Xii
~o&- n,1~. roA>a H.. A. D~-,

The Great Fight Between Smith and Kill
rain Only Ended by the Darkness.
LONDON, Dec. 20.-Jake Kilrain and
Jem Smith Monday fought what is called
the gamest heavy weight fight of the
century. 1t lasted l06 rounds and was
then declared draw. 1t took place
on the island of st. Pierre, in the Seine
river. G. W. Atkinson was referee,
The fight was witnessed by about 100
people, including the Marquis of Queens
bury Kilrain fought at 1S4 pounds and
Smith at 180 pounds.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Richard K. Fox
was in excellent spirits Monday evening
when reporter asked him what he
thought Of the cable reports of the Smith
Kilratn fight. He said he was satisfied
that Kilrainhad the best of the fight.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-21

Norquay had made
with Holt con-
tanned q clause
turning the new
road over to the
Canadian Pacific,
to escape the op-
preston of which
the road was be-
ing built. The
majority of Nor
quay's govern
lment was very
lslim = only one
vote - and when
one of his support
e,rs recently
ehar0ad him with
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-21

OMAHA, Neb., Dec, 19.-Hon. S. P.
Rounds editor and principal proprietor of
the Omaha Republican, died at his resi-
dence In this city of pneumonia, after IN
illness of ten days Mr.. Rounds has
been resident of Omaha a little over q
year. He came here from Washington
after resigning his position as public
printer, which he held for four years.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-21

The governments experiments with
new processes of extracting juice from
sugar cane, show net gain of 10 per
cent. over the other process
The annual report of the state inspec-
tor shows that 1914 3Q9 barrels of salt
were inspected in Michigan during the
present year. There are 142 blocks and
!, 500 salt covers in the state, with an
estimated capacity of 1885, 900 barrels
On account of taking OF the regular
passenger trains at Benson, passengers
leaving ST. Paul on the Manitoba for
Watertown or points between Benson and
Watertown at 7:30 q. m. or 80 b. m.
will have to wait at Benson from the
time of arrival till 8 o'clock the following
morning. 80
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A German paper states that II

n UeEIndH pHper SLaCbS ChaL Lne hHAI{AH
process is progressing favorahly in the
crown princes throat
The Walruff brewery at Lawrence,
Kan, has been declared o common nui.
sance by United States Judge Brewer.
The Toledo OIL company which has
been running in opposition to the Stan
dard, has sold out to the latter for $780,
600.
The latest reports upon the corn crop
show that the estimates of the yield per
acre before husking were generally toe
. high.
Indian Agent Queens is in consultation
with the head men of the Cherokee ma
tion, and it is believed some compromise
win be effected,
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ST. PAUL INA PREDIcAMENT.
Only Thlrt: saloons Nial be Entitied to
ua.,> O,,.,, "A Fta~Tau as

OAAA1 AWAEes N"NoUAss WAA $sy As@eASASu ~
Keep Open After Jan. l.. -
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 2t.-The $50
saloons of st. Paul are all running on
licenses for which they paid 500 per
annum. Seven hundred of the Sc run
out on Jan. /, when they must be re-
newed under the new high license law at
81 900. However, not an application has
yet been made for @ license for 1883, and
It is necessary under the law that all ap-
plications must be in the hands of the
council committee on nuisances two
weeks before granted or rejected. 1t is
only ten days to Jan. l. The saloons
of St. Paul will therefore open the new
year in a strange predicament Only
thirty of them will have the right to sell
any kind of beverage, malt, vinous or
spirituous, and if any of the others at
tempt to keep their doors open after the
opening of the new year they are liable
to heavy fine and will forfeit the right
to sell liquor for q year.
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win Urge Commercial Union

WINNIPEG, Dec. 19.-Sir Charles Tup~
per, the Canadian fisheries commissioner,
has left for Ottawa. A gentleman who
is well acquainted with Sir Charles says
that after conversation with him he is
thoroughly convinced that on the reas-
sembling of the commission commercial
union between Canada and the United
States will be urged as a settlement OF
the whole question. n. - ...H
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Confederate Pensions Applications.

ATLANTA, Dec. 14-Gen. Longstreet
has applied for pension under the state
law passd by the last legislature provid-
ing pensions TO wounded confederate
soldiers. Gen. Longstreet was wounded
on the second day of the battle of the
Wilderness He is 10 years of age and
poor. The number of applications under
the new law is very large
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Wisconsin State Grange.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 15.-The state
grange elected the following officers:
Worthy master, NJ. c.. Carr, of Milton;
overseer, w. A. 'Sprague, of Reedsburg;
lecturer, A. K. Page, of Bangor; stew
ard, Alfred Sope, of Eau Claire; assistant
steward, A. II. oVarnelL, of Prairie du
Lac; chaplain, H. j. Douglass, of York,
Dane county.
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ST. Panl Carnival snorts

ST. PAUL, Dec. 17.-1n past years the
athletic sports in connection with the
carnival have not received any particular
attention, but this year they will form a
prominent feature. The prizes offered
will be on exhibition two weeks before
the carnival commences and the pro-
gramme will he shortly made public. .
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Want Protection From Cattle rhievs

Want Protection From Cattle Thieves.
AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 17.-Stockmen from
the northern part OF the Panhandle,
Texas, are calling upon the state and
federal authorities for protection against
cattle thieves They declare that the
public land scrip is virtually in the pos
session of these desperadoes, who have
established reign of terror there Muir
ders are of daily occurrence, and there is
no way of bringing the criminals to JUS
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A Naw Railrnad snrrer.

WAsECA, Mimi, Dec. 18.-The new
railroad company which was recently or
ganized in. this city, known as the St.
Paul g. Southern, has sent out surveyors.
Mr.. F d. Woodbury. is civil engineer of
this company 49,.
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Postal Treaty Negotiation.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IN. NJ. Bell,
superintendent of foreign mails, has
gone to New York to meet Mr.. Maclel-
Ian, postmaster general. of Canada, for
the purpose of negotiating parcel post
convention between the United States
and Canada, similar to those put in
operation between this country, Jamaica,
Mexico and Bermuda
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WIN Allow Millinr Wheat in Transit.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 15.-The Northern Pa
cific and Manitoba will allow milling
wheat in transit. in Minnesota and Da-
kota at cents per 100 pounds above the
through rates. The wheat will be milled
only when the -four is going to Eastern
terminals or beyond. This arrangement
will begin Jan. ]. 1883.
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Duluth Coal shipments.

DULUTH, Dec, 16.-Al the coal docks
in the harbor here are better supplied
with cars for sending coal west than at
any previous time this season. Over 300
cars OF ceal per day are shipped out Of
Duluth and West Superior. 1t requires
800 cars to supply the daily commercial
wants of Duluth
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Crowned oueen Of tI,e (,vps;es,

PIERRE, u. T., Dec. 19.-The queen of
the gypsies was crowned Saturday night
at Fort George, twenty miles below Pierre
on the Sioux reservation. The queen is
Mrs. Douglas Carlin, the intelligent In
dian princess recently married to awhile
man. The queen was loaded down with
presents and looked as pretty as picture
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THE WHEAT CROP
Latest Estimates of Available Surplus
Now in the Northwest.

Latest Estimates OF AVa1IabIe BurpIus
Now in the Northwest.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 17.-There is now in
store in country elevators on all lines Of
railroad in Minnesota and Dakota,
outside of Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Duluth, 20, 100, 900 bushels Of wheat. OF
this amount it is estimated that 2, ,00e.-
600 bushels are old wheat which has been
held over from last crop, leaving 16, 600,
0C0 bushels of the new crop in store now.
These figures, taken in connection with
those representing the crop already
moved, show 1.-The last cropsto have been
95, 900, GOO bushels. The available sur
plus from now until the new crop is
about 45. 535. 000.----. -. .--.- - -
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To Organize Independent knights.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-John Morrison,
the persistent opponent Of PewdeFly, has
been invited to New Brunswick to organ
ize an assembly under the direction Of
| the provisional committees.
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Mantana lrt5l,II; Mining.

HELENA, Mont, Dec. 1.-THE receipts
of gold and silver at the Helena assay
office for 1887, approximating December,
were. Gold, 81, ,323, ,060,26; silver, $S1,-
606.79. The territorial output of precious
metals for 1887 will approach $30, 200, 600.
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want Emil port Ripbts.

DULUTH, Dec. IA movement is now
being made to induce the proper officials
at Washington tomake Duluth what it.
has never been as yet, q full port, in
other, words to add to its custom house
business that of entry and distribution.
It is now only port for expectation.
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A Costly Lookout.

NEW YORK, Dec: 49, The locked-out
walters have appointed q committee to
get up monster mass meeting to protest
against the arrest of theirwalking aeie<'
gate, Peter Stops, for conspiracy The
lock out is costing the union over $3.50 O
week. -
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Hecla Mine Fire ITnder ControI.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec, 19..--An Evening
Journal special from Calumet says The
earth and timber about the main engine
cayed In again. Only little smoke came
up. The prospects are still good that the
fire is under control
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Temporary war secretary.

WAsHIaGToN, Dec. 1y.-The president
has designated Brig. Gen. McFeely, corn-
missary general Of subsistence, to act as
secretary of war during the absence Of
Secretary Endicott sts
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Postmaster for North aal

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The long delay
in the matter of the Northfeld, Mimi,
dostmastership concluded Monday in the
nomination of Mr.. Kennedy.
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New Union Depot for Minneapolis.

MINNEAPoL1s, Dec. 14-Hon. w. d.
Washburn announces that work on the
new union depot will begin in the spring.
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WILL COMPROMISE.
The Dominion Governments Disposed Ca
Grant Concessions.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.--It is reported
here that Sir Charles Tupper's trip to
Manitoba Is Tor the purpose Of helping
the Conservatives out Of bad fix. The
Red River Valley railway is at the bot
tom Of the whole trouble. 1t has begun
to be whispered that the contract which
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FOR ST. PAUL POSTMASTER.

The Name of William Lee Sent to the
Senate.
ST PAUL, Dec. 19.-News has reached
here that among the nominations for
postmasters sent to the senate by the
president is that of William Lee as sue
cessor to DR.. Day in the st. Paul postof-
fee. DR.. Days term expired to-day,
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e. A. j. Dt!'tlI "ltt, ~. ~. meets Tn
Ss-oaIlri T,irjl F,i lays Of ettA n 'nbh
as S'eioc1 y. N. 49, , r,,,,
p. OfE, 4 ljutant.
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~ - w

Norris iSLbI.,. ~ 55. lets each Tuesday
sveniug at their halt. :, ~,
o. Z. HANSON, VI. W.
a. ". HAEDALL, &scorder.
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8ert.4 y IN = ~ U. D.
ENi.iHT% rEMPLAS.
Meets second and fourth Mondays 3t "a"h
m NTH, D. K ~oFhSH"ANp' ''' -
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coSa1EiArtoSA,.. .;ev. ;. faro. TX, i r.
NsrI,aC<r. S.v. :. i. 2p3 r,Shi. IS tr
RoIAS CATHOLIC, Rev. Geo. q *kcll. ''r''--t
SsA[atS >vI " sv * iE!.t" NJ. r:taIi y : s'
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CIVIC S3EiGrIES:


A.. f.. :; A.. H.'.-GDtsiea >lea' Lol[e n"
,sS AI.ats Isl mad ! SATURDAYS VI each month.
H. WHIrELgY, Sec. Z. l. :""S' w M,
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sGLECr :ITtfIrS, \ .. U. ".
Sc TT Legion, NJ. l3. Meets AT It's nall th'
frst 4 III third FcldAys nf each Ta"hLh'
IL. ). JUDSoN. Com.
W. II. MILES, Rec.
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Nacts second VslaasIty of each month
In It's hail. At 7:3o p. ". -.
e. A. rLAHERTY, Zee. Sec'y
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FATHER NATrdEW. C. T. A. SOCIETY
Meets .ir<t |lrtllv af"tch month.
GEO. GaIFEITH, Prcst.
MM ELlln ~. S.c.N.
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CHURCH rIaECr rS :

J. /. .PI
D. T. WHEATON. Ass s.''r.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-10
TELECRAPHiC NEWS
usGG COMMITS SUICIDE.
one or the Most Desperate or the Anar'
rhjst, Cheats the ExecutiOner.

CHICAGO, Nov TO- $50 A. M.-Louis
L;opg. the bomb-msker. has just COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself
through the head while in his cell ia the
county Jail. How he secured the weapon
with which the deed was committed 10 q
mystery, as his cell aud clothing were
again thoroug ghly searched yesterday, and
20 all appearances the guards that set IN
front of his cell have watched him every
minute. Lingg has always been regarded
as the most desperate Aualc chist OF the
lot. 1t was he who manufactured the
bombs for the Haymarket riot, aud III
whose cell the bombs were found last
Sunday.